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I love water. I don’t have a goal but drink a lot of it. I remember being in some work sponsored well being seminar and we were asked to make goals for self care and someone said her goal was to drink water. And I was like “oh, you mean more water?” And she said, no, she meant she never drank water, period. Only drank other beverages. It blew my mind but I guess it’s not that uncommon.
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Originally posted by burritos View Post
That’s a lot of mileage. After your runs do you notice that you have to offload a fair amount of urine proximately afterwards?
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I drink water when I’m thirsty. I drink beer because I enjoy it. Life is short.
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Originally posted by burritos View Post
For every molecule of CO2 you breath off you necessarily produce a molecule H20. Avg male breaths off 28 mols of CO2 in a day which is about 1.28kg(watch out global warming). Hence he creates 28 mols of H20 which is 500g or 1/2 liter. Not a crazy amount, but when in deficit, I believe that your body will access the necessary fat to create more water PRN. I don’t have a hump, but I do have fat stores. Everyone does except may severe anorexics or people in concentration camp situations.
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I’ve had 3 kidney stones during episodes of dehydration so I keep my urine clear to light yellow which usually takes 2L per day. Weight 179
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Originally posted by wideopenspaces View PostI'm terrible at drinking fluid. And water especially is just kind of gross to me. So I drink crystal light. Last Jan I was trying to improve my sleep and read about how doing no sugar supposedly would improve it. So I did no sugar and tried to drink like 3 sixteen ounce bottles of water a day. All it did was make me pee 5326x a day and make me sad to not have sugar in my life.
I run 4 miles a day and take a sip or two of liquid after but I'd be surprised if I drink 16 oz of crystal light or tea in a day ( I don't drink soda or juice regularly). I'm just not a big drinker.
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Originally posted by AR View Post
He's not doing it for the water. He's doing it for the lipolysis, which ceteris paribus, is likely also minuscule.
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i don't have a target
but the older i get the more i noticed when i am dehydrated, it just presents as fatigue rather than thirst. i chug a bunch of water and feel a return of energy.
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Originally posted by Craigslist View PostI naturally drink tons of water, I go through 1-2L a day when not working but can easily hit the 1L mark when working unless im pounding Monsters.
I imagine whatever amount of water generated from lipolysis is miniscule... Unless you got a hump like a camel?
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My vice is drinking several Coke Zeroes throughout the day. I'll drink water only if I'm thirsty. Some days I do and some days I don't.
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Originally posted by Craigslist View PostI naturally drink tons of water, I go through 1-2L a day when not working but can easily hit the 1L mark when working unless im pounding Monsters.
I imagine whatever amount of water generated from lipolysis is miniscule... Unless you got a hump like a camel?
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I'm terrible at drinking fluid. And water especially is just kind of gross to me. So I drink crystal light. Last Jan I was trying to improve my sleep and read about how doing no sugar supposedly would improve it. So I did no sugar and tried to drink like 3 sixteen ounce bottles of water a day. All it did was make me pee 5326x a day and make me sad to not have sugar in my life.
I run 4 miles a day and take a sip or two of liquid after but I'd be surprised if I drink 16 oz of crystal light or tea in a day ( I don't drink soda or juice regularly). I'm just not a big drinker.
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I naturally drink tons of water, I go through 1-2L a day when not working but can easily hit the 1L mark when working unless im pounding Monsters.
Originally posted by burritos View Post
It’s my belief that physiologically if you restrict from drinking, it directs your body into fat metabolism to create free water. It works for camels and whales. Actually likely, works for all animals, those are two examples that highlight the point.
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